They read it for 7.4 seconds.

Templates make your resume look nicer, but looks were never the problem. The problem is a line like “responsible for” where a number should be. Here, we rewrite your sentences in your industry’s style, score them with fixed rules, and give you written feedback. The layout is one click at the end.

No. This is our firmest rule. Where a number is missing, you get a yellow [N] blank to fill in. Every line on the page is one you can defend in an interview.

Two free tries each for the resume and the cover letter. Enough to see how it works with your own information.

The full version is a one-time payment of US$11.99, with no subscription. You get 15 tries per document, all nine layouts, all eleven industry styles, and the mock interview.

Yes. Every layout uses a clean structure with standard section names, and one of the four scores checks exactly that. The PDF you download is real text that machines can read, not an image.

Your data is encrypted on the way to us and stored under your own account. We never use it to train AI models, and you can delete it at any time. Payments go through Stripe, so card numbers never reach our server.

Yes, there is a special style for it. Education moves to the top with more detail, research is written as evidence, and the review reads your page like an admissions committee. The mock interview switches to admissions questions.

One click gives you three versions: classic, direct, and narrative. You pick the one that sounds like you. The same honesty rules apply: the letter only uses what your resume shows.

Your own. The editor, the guide, and your account pages follow the language you pick in the menu. The tool works in English, Spanish, Hindi, Arabic, Japanese, and Chinese. What it produces (resumes, letters, interview questions) is always in English, because that is what you will send.